What is the difference between regenerative braking and dynamic recuperation in the Audi e-Tron?

I'm considering purchasing an Audi e-Tron and I want to understand the technical differences between regenerative braking and dynamic recuperation. Could you explain them to me?

Regenerative braking and dynamic recuperation both use the electric motors within the e-Tron to slow down the car and recharge the battery. However, regenerative braking uses the brakes to generate energy, while dynamic recuperation uses the car's kinetic energy to charge the battery.

It's important to understand that both regenerative braking and dynamic recuperation are most effective at lower speeds. At higher speeds, traditional friction brakes are still used in conjunction with these systems.

When driving an electric vehicle, it's important to utilize both regenerative braking and dynamic recuperation whenever possible to maximize range and minimize wear on the traditional brakes.